The Pakistan batter, Saud Shakeel, has become the seventh batter in the first class cricket to be programmed. On the second day of the president’s trophy final, a national first -class competition in Pakistan, Shakeel, playing for the State Bank of Pakistan, left the shelter late after two Wickets fell into two balls. Amad Butt, the PTV captain on the opposition side, appealed after Shakeel was not ready to take guard within three minutes required.
Espncricinfo understands the rapid fall of two wickts that leave Shakeel without preparation. He reached the fold to face the delivery, but Butt appealed, and the referees agreed that he had not been ready in three minutes, after which a scheduled appeal can be presented. The most recent dismissal in the high -level cricket was also the highest profile, when Angelo Matthews became the only Crick player who is ruled out in this way during an international match. It happened during the 2023 World Cup match by Sri Lanka against Bangladesh, with Shakib-Al-Hahasan successfully appealing for the timing.
Umar Amin and Fawad Alam fell to the rapid player Muhammad Shahzad in two deliveries, leaving him in a hat-trick. After the unusual dismissal of Shakeel, Irfan Khan went out to battle and made his stumps be beaten for the first time, giving Shahzad a hat-trick. It meant that the State Bank of Pakistan went from 128 to 1 to 128 by 5 in the three ball space.
The rare dismissal is not the only thing that makes the trophy of the final president unusual. Due to Ramadan, a period in which devotee Muslims do not eat or drink between sunrise and sunset, the PCB decided to play the entire tournament at night, with a game day from 7:30 pm to 2.30 am, with tea and dinner breaks between sessions.
Shahzad’s hat-trick helped PTV to say goodbye to the state of the state of Pakistan by 205, with former Pakistan opener Imran Butt scoring 89.